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Ellis Lane's tutors include a PhD physicist, university lecturer, and medal-winning science graduate; experienced K–12 tutors in maths and English; a Bachelor of Education-qualified early childhood teacher; peer mentors, dance and piano instructors, student leaders, sports coaches, and academic high-achievers—many with school dux awards or top ranks in biology, chemistry, maths, and English.

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Give them confidence in their own ability and control over their learning experience. I have a good grasp of concepts and feel I am able to express them clearly and simply. I have a strong background in working with children, especially primary school and mid-lower highschool. I am currently studying electrical engineering at…
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Have the student recognise that there is more to the subject than just what they see at school. To understand their unique ways of learning and use that to help them flourish. My main strength has always been communication and time management. In my time as a tutor I have also found patience as a strength. My ability to build strong rapport…
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I think the most important a physics tutor can do for a student is to get to know and read them perfectly. This allows a tutor to know exactly what a student needs to excel, help them set realistic goals and knowing not only when to help but also when not to help, rather letting the student try and solve a complex question themselves without…
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I think, its a physics tutor's responsibility in helping the student to understand their inner potential by suggesting ways to broaden their skill sets, pushing their boundary to convey that there is much to learn in life. Other than being a punctual and effective educator, I am flexible by allowing my students to learn in their own phase. It…
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I believe the most important thing a physics tutor can do is leave the client with a feeling of achievement, that they have gained a new, reinforced or re-established understanding of things they may have been uncertain or unaware about. If at the end of the day the individual feels like they haven't changed, then this, I believe is an indication…
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A tutor/ teacher is not only responsible for bridging the gap a student has in his or her studies; but also, to inspire the student to become a better version of themselves so as to reach their full potential in their lives. A tutor is also a mentor who guides students both academically and personally by helping them overcome their innate fears…
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Build a student confidence. Give them clear and honest feedback. Be a friend rather than a teacher Trust in your student ability and motive them to always think about improvement. Ability to break concept into simple easy to understand steps Help children develop a concept map or mind map at the end of each chapter. Identify student…
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One of the most important things a physics tutor can do for a student is to not only focus on assessment performance, but to help a student to love learning. I have recognised that merely rote learning and constantly completing practice questions can only allow a student to improve so far- a student must have interest in what they are learning and…
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A tutor can be a trustworthy mentor and an inspiration. The lessons should be something that the students should look forward to. A tutor should have a genuine interest in the well-being and benefit of the students. The lessons should be constructed to be efficiently beneficial to the student. The tutor should provide a positive environment for…
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The most important thing would be to make the lessons engaging and fun so the student doesn't feel forced to be there and is able to enjoy working on the subject and gain pleasure out of it. As a student I found that I did worse in subjects that weren't as engaging so I wanna make sure that my students are engages I would say my biggest strength…
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Be honest and make sure the student is actually benefitting from taking tuitions from you. I think my strengths are my knowledge and my experience . I can explain things properly and I also have good grades in these…

Local Reviews

Olivia has had two lessons so far. We are very happy with the connection between her and Pradeep. Olivia is happy to continue with her tutoring and feels she is making progress and gaining confidence.
Fran

Inside Ellis LaneTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 5 student Ava worked through decimal point questions, number patterns, and addition/subtraction strategies using visual examples.

In Year 8, James focused on solving one- and two-step equations with variables on both sides, as well as equations involving fractions.

Meanwhile, Year 10 student Emily tackled area and volume problems—especially surface area of cylinders—and reviewed recent data statistics content for an upcoming assessment.

Recent Challenges

In Year 5 maths, revision before tests was inconsistent—one student, for example, didn't review geometry ahead of a perimeter and area test, which left her underprepared on irregular shapes.

A Year 8 student had ongoing trouble with frequency tables but "did not review quadratic equations" when needed; feedback wasn't taken up between sessions.

At the senior level (Year 11), notes show summary sheets weren't made for differentiation topics and several exercises were left incomplete: "Needs to complete exercises."

These patterns meant students entered new lessons still uncertain about methods or missing key steps from earlier work.

Recent Achievements

One Ellis Lane tutor noticed a Year 11 student who previously hesitated with induction proofs now tackling division induction questions with much more assurance, even explaining steps aloud instead of relying on hints.

A Year 9 learner, after struggling to generalise ratio problems in the past, is now independently applying the right strategy across new contexts—she recently solved overtime pay scenarios using her own summary sheet for reference.

Meanwhile, a younger primary student who often guessed when unsure about decimals has started asking clarifying questions without prompting and completed all her decimal conversions correctly during last session.

What they say about our tutoring

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EzyMath is great for the busy working family as the tutors come to your place at an agreed time to suit the family. The rate is very competitive and the written reports are a valuable source of information on a student's progress. The tutor was conscientious and went out of her way to obtain appropriate resources for our son. She was reliable and flexible and made our son feel at ease and more confident with his studies.

Arielle finds Ivan explains concepts really well and she seems to get on well with him , which is also important! Certainly she feels he is more helpful than the previous tutor and she doesn't dread the lesson like she used to before and manages to be alert for the whole hour. This is a big improvement on the previous tutoring experience!

We are more than happy with Kancelot. He and Rohan seem to get along well, he is punctual and polite , and is also helping Rohan improve his maths skills.

Physics tutoring in Ellis Lane

Learning science is full of twists and turns. It's about making embarrassing mistakes, overcoming setbacks and chasing those exhilarating aha moments.

If they want to achieve great results students need to put in the time, but they also need to learn at a quicker pace - a learning pace that might not be completely comfortable to them. Some students get to the finish line quicker and some students struggle along the way.

This is exactly when they can benefit from guided learning the most.

We work with great physics tutors in Ellis Lane who can support your child's academic progress. There's always a test or quiz around the corner and with a great tutor guiding them, students tend to feel less overwhelmed.

Physics Tutor Ellis Lane

Tutors are also great role models. It's all about the connection they make with the student. We've found that when a tutor and a child click - that's when learning happens.

That is exactly what we look for in a tutor, someone attuned to the specific needs of your child.

All we need is to have a quick chat with you. We organise a tutor to come to your home for one-on-one tutoring, at a time that works for you and your child.

You pay a simple hourly rate. And if it happens that you are not completely happy with the tutor, we consider the first lesson a risk-free trial. Then we keep looking for a better match.

Sounds good so far? We can start looking for a local physics tutor in Ellis Lane right away!

Just give us a call!
1300 312 354

 

Local Spots for Tutoring

If you'd prefer not to have lessons at home, tutoring can also take place at a local library—such as Camden Council Library Service—or at your child's school (with permission), like Camden Public School.